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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middling. Ole. Sales,
unimportant; receipts, los bales; ship.
msnis, 202 bales; stock on hand, 4bsl
bales; receipts TO date, ee2,s3i bales
shipments 10 date, 652.676 bales.
KIoHASoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, Tie; good ordinary, Sc;
low middliDg, SIC; middling, sie
good middliog, g.c; middiing lair,
nominal; fair. nominal.
DAILY COTTON srArKxKsT.
Stock September lyt, 1000; burnt
89O7; home consumption 10 date, 277g
stock running account, 1881. Imports
NJ. Il O. II. II +, 20; M. 4 7. x r., Al
l.. & y. X. r., o; NJ. x l.. x. K, o; q,
o. d y. w. X. X, 4: L., o 4 T. Il
r., 10; NJ s. q b r. Il 81 steamsIs
i wagons, -. Exports-L 4 N. X
r., 2O2
New York PpoiB opened steady ant
closed steady; middling. o Is Ice
bhltht fIu Neltts QuVAhbbho Wtfb ~
folio We: Ordinary, Z 3 l6s; good ord
nary, Sic; low middling, Ole; mid
ding, . l3.l8c; good mlddling
10 Lee; mlddling fair, 10 ll.l6c
fair, II b.l6c. Futures opened firm
and closed etsady, as follow: August
9.4iC99 40; September, 90 @9.37; DC
tober, o $500 20; November, o 200
g.21: December, o 2OC99 81; January
o 24G9 70 Fsbruary, o 3la9 80; Marcl
o 3sG9 80; April, 9.45td9 ~; NAV, o b
a9 SO; June, 0t899 so; July, . $50
9.o5. sales, A. 500 bsles.
The New Orleans spot market opene
quiet aud closed firm; middliag, VI.
Sales, $50 bales. Quotations we're a
follow: Ordinary, Zee; good ordinary
Sic; low middling, 9s: middling, OF
good middling, Ole. FutuieI opsne,
steady and closed steady, as fJllowg
August, 0.50G9 So; september, s 0lG
500; October, S.7998 50: November
8 1908 49, Decent Der, 8.77C9s rs; J'r
nary, s. 8s(9s 81; February, 8 92C1s %
March, 90lC99 03; April, 9.ll@9 u
May, ei999 20; June, 9.27Se 81
Bales, s70o bales.
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY.

The Nsw York Financial Chronicle
OF August 27sh gives ths following
figures: Total visible supply. 1885,.
$50 bales, against 1.16l ,226 In 1886.
These figures indicate an increase Of
cotton In sight OF 1924 bales, a. com.
pared with the same date In 1883, and
an increase OF So, $40 bales as com ared
with same date In 1885.
Atnoon: Liverpool spots were stsady,
though somewhst inactive. Sales, 1000
bales, Of which American $500 bales.
Receipts, $500, OF which American
$500 bales. Closing quotations were
ss follows: Ordinary, AID; good ordi.
nary, 8 LIED; low middling, 6td ;good
middling, SD; middling uplands, 6Ad;
middling Orleans, bld.
Futures opened firm and closed
strong, "a follows;
The prices are given In pence and
64ths, thus: 4 IS means 4 90 84d; and
8 OIL means 3 l.64d.
Up. m; August, 8 Esd, buyers; Au-
gust-September, 8 23d, buyers; Sop
tember. October, 8 l3d, sellers; 0cto-
Der. November, 8 06d, buyers; Eovem.
Der. December, 8 05d, sellers; Decem.
ber-Jsnuary, 8 Odd, sellers; January
February, 8 Odd, sellers; February
March, s Odd, buyers: September,
8 23d, buyers.
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PROVISION

Burrnu-Buttsrine, l4a 'c' o ovS
cry, 309S3c; dairy, 22@25c,
butter, l2SalSc. mar,
Hoo PRopucrs-Steady; msA pv,'
new, $l7 80; old, fl6 so; sugs, 'isS
hams, 139lSAc; breakfast bscor,. ny
l2tc; clear RIB sides, bacon, Sitst =,
Gear side bacon, 9ic bacon shoulde.
Tic; bulk pork, clear sides, 90: c'es
rio sides, 8k98ic; long clear, SIC;
shoulders, 6tc; stripe, 7tc.
LARD-Tierces, Ole; half barrels,
7sc; kegs,.7ic; choice kettle, sf@sic.
Firm.
CHsms-Prime fats, e(9l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, l6c;
Young American, lbc.
PIes FKKr-B,rrels, 81 so; half bar.
rels, 50 rs; kegs, 81 10.
PouLrRY-Chickens quiet; tpring,
81 60@3 90; old hens, ~ 1909 90.
ST. LOUIS, No, August 27.-Provis-
ions dull. Pork irregular; new, SIS.
Lard, 20 20. Dry salt meats-boxed
shoulders, IS so; long clear, 81 s7}Ca
8; clear ribs, IS l2l(@s rs; short clear,
| IS 40 Bscoo-bored sho ulders, 90 l2};
long clear, So S5S8 90; clear ribs, IS so
as s7a; short clear, 81 Is. Hams
steady at l2@lic. Eggs steady, 1l@
ll3c. Butter firm; creamery, 2e@25c;
dairy. le(s22c.
CHICAGO, Ill, August 20. - Pro.
visions were slow In speculative way,
but the shipping business was large
and the aggregate shipments for the
week unusually heavy, and stocks
were considerably reduced. With
such an outward movement specula-
tors argued that the market should do
better, but IL Ia q legitimate one with
no speculation and responds elowly TO
the ordinary influence. The feeling
WA easy aad prices ranged lower, but
the declines were only ~ to o cents.
Lard sold at - 37iS8 42}, September,
and closed at So 40; January 50 62i(S
8 So. Short rips sold at 81 90C97 92l,
September, ard s. 25(98 80 January,
closing at 80 ga Pork cold at
Sl2 22iCpl2 ga JauuGy, and closed
at sl2 22i. Cs.h quotations were a.
follows: Mees pork, per Dbl, $50
10 rs; lard, per 100 he, 20 40; short
rib sides. loose, 81 90; shoulders,
boxed, IS 40C95 so; short clear sidea,
boxed. s. zoos IS. The leading
futures ranged @ follows: Mess
pork, per bbl-Year opened at 81 90,
highest tl2 27i, lowest $l2 22i, olot-
ing at Sl2 22i; January opened nj
fl2 20, highest -, lowest -,
G oeing -. Lard, per 100 lbs-Au
gust opened st % 40, highest 30 ~,
lowest 80 40, closing at So 40: Sep
iember opened at 80 40. highest % 40
@i6 42i, lowest 90 40, closing VI
81 40; October opened at 50 $50
o 47i, highest 20 Az. lowest 81 42i9
% as, closing at 10 IS; Jauusry
opened at SO 52i@8 So. highest 81 62l
as 20, loves; 50 5oI, elos.Sg at
90 b2i. Short ribs, per 100 lbs-Au.
COST opened at 81 90, highest 81 %,
Iosest 81 90, oloeing AZ 81 90; Sep.
tembsr opened at 81 92i, hlghett
81 92i, lowest 81 90, closing at 81 20;
October opened ct 81 90, highest
81 90, lowett 81 s7I. closing at 81 90;
January opened at 81 20, highest
90 30, Invest SO %. closing at 80 26i
On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was weak; creamery,
ls92bc; dairy, l6C922c. Eggs
l3t(9lic.
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Proposals for above named work. N ust be
,eDara,e, and each proposal must be signed
BY the person making the sane, and p'ass{
In 10 own envelops and marked "ProposaI
20 build - ievee IN - parish. frsm -.
giving naB Of lsvee. and " parish and Of
person making proposal.
A deposit OF current money on eertlfsd
bank check 10 required Tor eaah Isves, 10 the
amount above stated. which shssld be en-
closed In the sealed snvelope, saio deposit 70
be torfeited 10 the Board Of Com N issionsrs
for the Filth Louisiana District In ease The
person 70 whom the work may be awarded
lhall fail 10 giEn articles Of agreement asd
Gle complies bond within forty -oighi houu
alto, notice Of adJudicatiou.
Bond will be required In sam not 70 En-
tsed ave cent? per euhlic yard on the amouat
stated IN the Advertisement, With two 10
pretiss, uho will be rsquir,d.to.maks ssk
iha, th,y Ar. worth ever and above iisbnS.
The board reserves the risht 70 r<,ot any
leyeos A. thsy may deem proper. and 70 In
Payment Tor work vii be name ons-haH
cash and the balance 10 warrants Of this
board bearing slsbt per cent. interest pei
anuum from date Of complstion sf contract.
and payabls one rear IRON dsts.
Pans, probes and tpeciaoatisns Of the
shove vork cap be seen, and any othfr In
formation that bidders may dssire, obtained
st The oilcs ~ the Hoard of st,ts krrineers,
AZ New Qflean', Ia , ana At ths. present.
once % the Lsyss board. at Tsliuiah. Il.
7. MCMILLAN.
President pro ten.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
CLEAR and cool.
RIvER still falling.
Two boats leave here today.
vERY quiet on levee yesterday.
wHIrE, Arkansas and ". Francis
rivers are falling.
The Jay Gould, with barges, 10 due
from New Orleans.
TBH I. ID. Sims leaves here tomoI.
row evening for It, Louis.
The Alberta No. 3 Ia tho Wednes.
day packet for White river.
The Rene Macready lesves tomor.
row for Gold Dust and Oscoela.
The broken shaft Of the ierryboat
Alice 10 being welded ~ the Chlcka'
saw foundry.
TINS Will 3. Hays leaves here 10.
morrow evening for Arkansas City and
way landings
DuRiEo the tveniy.iour hours end
Ing at noon yesterday, the river here
fell two inches.
The Coahoma Ia the Lee line packet
leaving hero tomorrow evening for
Friara Point.
Tue City Of Baton Rouge ls ex,
pected TO pass here this evening on
her way 10 NJ. Louis.
TnR CITY Of vicksburg, Capt. X. J,
Whi,lsdge, leaves here nj 10 o'slock
this morning iir VicksbuIg.
The City Of Providence 10 the An
Choir line packet leaving here at 4
o'clock this evening for Cairo and ~
Louis.
TuK Belle Memphis passed 10 81
Louis yesterday morning. She pot OF
here twenty-five bales cotton and 60t
sacks cotton oeed.
CAyr. W. p. HALL has purehaset
from the Lee Line the stern vhse
steamer Gayoso, paying 10000 for her
Cspt. Hall built the Gssoso and vii
put her In her old trsds-hsmphi
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lAh'e Low
l WI tsr.
oh'nsss.

PITTsBURg. August T.-Noon-River
stationary. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, August H.-Noon-River
2fset inch and large. Weather clear and
cool.
WHEELING. ADJUST -Noon-River n
Inches IN tho guaEe and rising slowly.
weather cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, August q. -Noon-Riyer 4
inet , inches on tho guage and rising.
Weather clears Thermometer TO-.
LOUISVILLE. August --Noon--River
feet In the canal ana 10 inshes on the falls
and Stationary. Weather eiSn and warm.
CAIRO. August A,-Noon-River 4 feet Q
inches and falling: Weather clear and warm.
Cairo, Vleksburz.. 81 Louis, 6a.m. De,
Oakland, New Orleans. 4 ami CITY OF
Vieksburg. Vieksburg, Q An.
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wool.

Wool = Bury grease wool, IN
washed, l39l8c; clear grease wool,
2S@2ec; bury washed, 23@S0c; tub
washed, 33SS8c.
ST. LouB, Nc, August 27,-Wool
was steady and unchanged during the
week, with q fair amount OF business.
The favorable outlook has not been
realized. Manufacturers are lightly
stocked, butM Indifferent about buy.
ing. Eastern mills bought largely Of
Missouri and Texas mediums; I'M.
washed bright medium, l9@26c
coarse braid, 15@92c; low sandy, l0@
20; fine light, 17@23c; fiue heavy. IA
@20c; tub washsd-choice, 3s@3Sic
fair, 35937c; low, 3Q@33c.
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HousEIIoLp sUPPLIgs.

APPLm-Ke tucky stock, i25O@3
per barrel; dried apples, 90 per pound
from store. Died peacbts, &c from
store.
vKoErABLKs-Onions, $4,000 rs from
store. Cabbage, Northern, s. por
crate, fls per 100 Kraut, barrels, 50 !
hall bar els, -. Garlic. 81 por 100.
FHurr-orapges, "a b096to per boz
lemons, s4@5 per boz; easier,
Bananas, 81 6OCg2 10 per bunch.
Nurs-Cocoanuls, 50 per l0j. Pea.
nu,s-Virsinia, 6si Tennessee fam.
erS ct ,cs, 39lc; roasted, 2ic llghsr
shell d, iOc. Psclns-foxas, 7C9l0c.
RAIsIss London ayers. t3i layers,
% 70; California, 81 10.
PicKLm-In RS, pints, 95ci quarts,
81 80; hall gallons. 81 76; gallons,
% rs; loose, barrels, " 0Oi bal
barrels, a 25; mixed, barrels, $40 30
mixed, hail barrels, %.
Eoos-stssdy, le(Sl7e.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-sUNDAY. AUGUST g. 1887

At 4o{(94lc for September. May closed
n llto. Oats were, rather allow and q
weak market prevailed all around.
Future deliveries did not absorb much
attention, and there was about ic de.
elm In the speculative market. Cash
oats were about nominal; sellers Sep.
tember opened at 2iac aud closed at
24kc; May closed at 3O}@SOsc. Cash
quotations were a. follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat, 8Ssc; No. 5 spring wheat, 65Ac;
No. 2 red, 693c. No. corn, 40lc. No.
3 oats, 2lAc. No. 2 rye, 44Ac. No. 2
barley, nominal. No. l flaxseed, 81 col /;
prime timothy seed, 81 $500 IS. The
leading futures ranged ss follows:
Wheat, No. 2-August opened at 6S3c,
highest 6Sic, lowest 6Ssc, closing at
68Ac; September opened ut SOC, high
est SOC, lowest 6Sic. closing at SOC;
October opened at 70bc, highest 70sc,
lowest 70tc, closing at 70A(97Ctc; De.
cember opened at 1880, highest 73ac,
lowest 7S}@'3sc, closing at 73sc.
Corn, No. 2-August opened at 40tc,
highest Ale, lowest 4Osc, closing at
4Ofo; September opened at 4ltc, high.
est 4lt@4lsc, lowest 4Oi@ilc, closing
at 40f(44lc; October opened at Al 10,
highest 42c, lowest 40I(@4lc, closing
t4lkc; May opened at 45c, highest
, 70, lowest 44ic, closing at 44jc.
p :, No. 2-August opened at 24ic,
nv et 243c, lowest 24}c, closing at
igne september opened at 24ac, high
sr;s lowest 24sc, closing at 24sc;
;. nc pened at 24bc, highest 25ac,
'c'opef o. o, closing at 2btc; May
,wess -. '0s,, highest SClc, lowest
pence ~ :. at 30i@S0Hc. Receipts
M flon Gi IscS brls; wheat, Loo, SSS bu !;
orn, aj3,000 b, ~ h oS,s, ANN SN" S Sn
70, 1000 bu; II o03 ala. 49, Sha D
nipments-Flour. 90 OOo bn. oats
1000 bu; corn, : Nh bu. bayIsv
$1,000 bu; rye, \ " 'u' 0A''''
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- IN AND HORSES.

Mp,xs-L eht demand; IA to IA
hand. Mon soC9l20; AZ to 10 hands
bisb' siisSia l6to l6i hands high,
tl35@l60; 15ik 40 hshus hign, sloo
The chief demand 's.oi mules nom 10
TO Is, hands high. 'evee mules;
HoRsns-Dull; d,. Veis, sl2oI@l65;
heavy DRAFT, si45tSlss ,s seHa,e, sl2os
l75; extra saddls, u. o.aa.e; plngs,
S45@s6. Texas ponies, fzo'Sooi lev
IN unarket
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LONDON, August 27.-The amount
Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance todsy lie e20, 600.
PA's. August 28.-Three per cent
renter, slf Csc for the account.
BAEK cLsARISGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 27.-Bank
elesrings today we're s7.2ls.s5l'
81. LOUIS, No., August T.-The
bank clearings today were s2,l62, ls6.
BAIrxoRE, Nd, Ausust 27.-Bank
clearings today were 81 ,b26,6TS; bal.
anses, fl97 300.
New YoRK, August T-Bank
clesrings today we're 500, 7o5, 79l bal.
snces, t4,l36. 424.
BosroS, MAS, August 27.-Bsnk
clearlngs TODAY we're tl0,767,2l4; bal.
ances, 81, 36s,776.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August T.-Bipk
clearings todsy were IS. 237, 473; bal.
ances, tl ,24s 66s
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QR0CEHIEs.

suoAR-Cofiee, 6iC98ic; yellow clar.
i6ed, Ste; seconds. 5iC95ci refined A,
eiG98ic; ganulsted, etc; powdered,
7ic; cut loaf, 7ic. Firm.
RIcr-Louisisns, iiCs5ic; Carolins
bi@8tc.
OAsDIB-sticks, all slIss, In boIes,
pals aud barrels, 7iC19ic.
CnryKs-Common, zoe; ordinary,
20iC92lo; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23c; choice 10 fancy, 23iC92ic;
old government, 2eC932c. Strong.
sALr-0hio river, 81 lb(al 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. 81 25C9l 50 per bar
rel sacks, fine, 81 35C9l IS; coarse,
81 l0@l l6i pockets, bleacLed,
MoLA@Es Louisiana, common 10
fair, 27C990o; prime TO choice, 42Co60c ;
syrup 2bC940c; centrifugal, common 10
fair. 2SCD2Sc: prime 10 choice, i0@fbc I;
fancy, 35C940c. Firm.
NEW YoRK, August 27.--Cofiee, spot
fair; Rio firm At zoe; options loser
end active, clo'ed steady; sales, los.
coo bags; Angus, il7 IS; September,
tl7 s.; octobsf, tls 30CDls 40 Noyem.
br, fl3OCnls 45; Dec mbsr, flS 500
is 65i January, flS 0OCglS 6), Feb
ruary, SIS 05(3ls IS; March, SIS 700
~ so; May, SIS 76C9ls So. Saga,
firm bu, quiet ,, 6ned qniet and Arm.
Molassee, dull. Rice, quletAnd steady,
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WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye,
robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
y, ssee WHISTLES, according 10 age and
mo, We; common whisky, a0c@l Is, &c.
no,a ug to proof.
Ca. TssArr, o., August 27.-whiss y
a.Jx.. I'd firm. Sales, 1887 barrels OF
gni.h,S, 'oods on q basis Of 81 O5.
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and Tiptonville. She will leave on
her first trip September 9th.
DAVID KERR, q former we'll known
pilot, wss drowned In the Allegheny
river on Wednesday evening last.
Rumor has It that he committed sui.
cida
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LAVE sTOCR.

Hoes-Oholce, 4S4ac.
sHKRr-Choioe, 3ic; medium, ga
2ic.
LAxB,-Good 10 choice, siC94 80.
GRASS CArrLE-Choice, sac; good
3@3ic; fair TO medium, 2i(s2ic; seal
lawags, li@lic.
CmcAeo. ILL.,, August "a. TIL,
Drovers' Journal reports; Cattle
Receipts, 5000; shipments, none
Market nominslly steady; shipping
Beers,i3 25C95; stookers and feeder,
f2G3 80; cows, bulls and mixed,
81 COOS 10; Texas cattle, 81 1908 80;
Hogs-Rs ceipis, 1000 head; ship.
ments, 5000; market steady; rough,
81 85ln5 10; packing and shipping,
IS 1905 4b; light, 81 sjC95 40; ships,
s. 25(9i 90. sheep-Rectipts. 1000
head shipments, none market ste adv
natives, tiC44 20; Western, 50 1908 75i
Texans, 81 Sc(93 20 lambs, 81 70, a6 20,
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The Ross Leo Lam ched.

PADuoAH, KY, August 27.-Cspt,
James Lees new side wheeler, Rosa
Lee, was launched this afternoon al
Murrsy's shipyard. Quite an event
was made Of the launching, several
thousand people witnessing 1t. Hel
model is fac and she will bs very fast
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CorPoS sgEp pRWD> TOTS.

PRIxx Crude OIL - d &c; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow
$50; on summer yellow, zone
choice cooking summer yellow, zoo
prime cotton seed meal, SIS ear 10 I'd
los; ies, ,uan car load, SIS; OF CO,
ton heed meal. =.
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HIDES AND TALLOw.

HIDR-Dry flint. No. l, l4c; No. Q
llc; dry sailed, sole; green sailed
No. l, 7tc; No. 2, etc; green, 5(98c
Sheep skins, l6c9fl. Bseswax, 20c
Tallow, 3(934c.
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SHOT, LEAD AND NAILS.
sHor-Drop 81 rs; Buck 81 30.
LRAD-8c.
NAns-Iron 50 1902 20; Steel 81 So
@S2 40.
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sEw YORK 0Rr aooDs MARKET.

NKw YoRK, August 27.-Tbe week
closes on q large business with job.
ben and much better demand In
sight. Agents had an improved dc.
mAnd by wire, and though wants were
moderate. the large number Of such
show that the iobbing trade OF into
rior MAJ kels Is active.
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Trusiee's SAIe.

llURsUANTt 10 tho terms Of . deed Of trust
l. .Hsoulsd 70 me a. trustee By Pat Martin
and Jul Martin, da cd 1st dAy Of Beptsm-
Dor, 1871, and recorded 10 the hssi,tsr's
thos OF Shelby county, Tsnnessoe, In book
No Id, pags ~. defsalt having been made
In tie payment o. the debt therein o. cured.
and ] hayinE been requested by the bono
hoiAriet therein, vii, on sstsrdsy, the
sd asy OF sep'enber. 1857, between
thu hours o. II o'clock an. and o'clock
. M. At the . uthveu cor or Of Main and
Madison Streets IN the TasinG District Of
\ eiby county, Tennesfes, offer ard asll 81
public Anp ion, 10 the highest bidder. fer
oslh, the following real ettate, taGethsf With
al improvements thereon, 10 vita A eertain
lot situated 10 the 1aHing Disriet 81 shelby
county, TonneHes, county u shelley, Ten.
negsee, knovn and dsslsnatsd - lots End
4 Ia block No. 2 Of the A. Wrisht lubdi-
vision, plat u Which y duly recorded 10 the
Res lster's Clics Of shelby county Tsnnossse,
IN plat book !, paie 81. said lou hAys saeh
q front Of % feet on the eNt line Of wfiEht
eyspus ard fun back bstwsen parallel mes
is0 feet 10 ~ foot alley. The 'galy OF 70
dsmption ia uaiyed aud the title bel eyed 70
30 GOOD bat ''l I M9SS,siGpEsy T. ns:s''
Turley A WrEht, ATTORNEYS.
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FINANCE.

Money firm and In good supply, al
spsr cent. The Clearing House re-
port ID e. follows:
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PKTROLEun.
WHISKY. WINES, Liquors xro.

Coal 0m-Pdme white, Wholesale
lots, l0c PER gallon.
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THE RIVERS.
grkAmEns LEAVING


Arriyals-Bslle Memphis, vickr-
burg.
Departures--Belle Memphis, 81.
Louis,
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ToBAoo-Oommon, 25@35c; other
grades, 35@S5c.
sNuFF- CARROTS, $40 IS; Ralph's,
SO 25; Railroad, 50 20.
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TOBACCO AND HNUR

PowDKR-Kege, S.; half kegs, ~ 70
quarter kegs, 81 so.
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PorAro.-Firm. selling. y $50
Crpsa-~Nsw York, u 10 per barrel
and "a 30 per half barrel.
FIsH-MackereI, half barrels, NO. !,
Sc Is; No. g. s. rs; No. 8, 70; lob
hit, No. l, 81; No. 2, 96c; No. 8, Soc.
Dry herrings, family, 25c per box.
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RAILROAD tine TABLE.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

Chesapeake and Ohio Resss.
.r, MALL. s 5s:: .% .r... Maj, A 's ~:
'Ripisy ks- SIS SIS pm pm .Ripisy 40 $40 s.a
Mail and cypress train. ran solid bs,w:saa
Memphis and Louisville; Pullman bunes
s e on Sar % on apS hours
quickest time to Chicago. Ticket ofheo ur-
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city. Mempni. and Bir.fsg.
ham.
'Acconn n S;N am 'Assomn n!s;S PA
Mississippi nnd Tcuusssee.
IN. O. Mall. Wv, IN. o. Mall. "a, Asr s.n
'Sardis Ac.. $50 p.l 'Ssrdis Az. SOS an
Mail train. will not stop q. whitehsvsn.
Horn Lake, Nssbit. Loves or aas stations.
Mississippi y, I. <. s e. u'' NJ o.
IN, o, r.. I'''" ~. o. r.., Arrives
IN. 0. En-. $3.50 am IN. o. Er $. 6;i5 p.m
Louisville and Nashville.
.y., iIsi S.% pa. Mall s Ai'.': |.
'St.LouisEI 500 .. N .stLouisEr SSos.a
Standard time.
Gulf Route (Rap.as city, Spring.
field anu msmphfsj.
g. ?, 4! s:: .$ 3. g. n . aT..:
u, 7; o NAL; e'"p'm ~ 2; M:i,; sSAn
chfso El siup.u chrss Es ssan
Leave Mis,inippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis and Charleston.
III. II: SIS s::,:; Z. : tS;::;
40. ......-.. $50 pm xo...... .'... sios.n
Memphis and Lisue Rock.
ss F F.. u: r. <: ; r. ;; ss;'::
sfr'f't(from freight ist
Hcps1sidl loo N Hepsssldi IN Pm
Central standard tims.
Nors-s Daily. EIespt Sunday,
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RIykiss AND WEATHER.

OryIca BIeNAL 5sRvIcB. U. 3. All
MlArHIs, August n. PM J
The following observations are taken
at all stations named II 75' meridian time.
Nhioh Ia ono hour lAtor than Memphia tma
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BAGaING AND TIES.
BAoaINe-8A@7a.
TIRs-$l 10.
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KICHANaR,


New York and principal cities North
and East, par buying, ! premium SELL
ing; New England sight. l discount
buying; New Orleans, t discount buy.
ing, par selling.
STOCK GALL BOARD.
There was no session Of the Gall
Board held today.
NEW YoRx, August 27.-Money on
call easy at from 3 to s per cent; last
loan 4; closed, offered at 8. Prime
mercantile pspef 81 10 o. Sterling
exchange dull but stssdy and I'M.
changed.
Bonds - Government bonds dull
and steady. State bonds dull and
without feature.
Stocks There was q much better
feeling In Wall street this morning,
and rumors Of new bull combinations
were freely circulated, while the late
bearsh room traders became moder.
ate purchasers OF stocks. The general
impression was that the market was
heavily oversold, aud the IN Il orlty OF
the operators for q decline were be-
lieved to bs In favor Of q rally. Lon.
don bought Its favorites, espe-
cislly st. Paul and Reading,
and some little commission buh.
ness was done. A demonstration was
made against the list early In the day,
however, which rendered the tone
somewhat feverish at first, but the
buying quickly sent prices above
those Of she opening. The advance
continued until nearly noon, when II
was checked and small recessions were
made Ia some stocks, but the close
was quiet and firm ct or near the best
figures reached. The days business
amounted to las. 033 shares. Railroad
bonds we're somewhat more active,
the sales for the two houn aggregat.
ing $503. 900. The total sales OF stocks
today were 143,033 shares. Closing
quotations:
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Louisville and Nashville.
Memphis ana Char,essen,
Memphis and Little Rock.

Leaves Arrives
~rhr'h PAs-1l 100 pm erhr'h Pas eilb Pm
sIhr'h Pas 6iS SIN Ihrh Pas ss@ an
'fr's't(from Freight ist
Central standard tims.
Nors-s Daily, EIespt Sunday,